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00:0010 Tips To Speed Up Your Linux And Enhance Performance
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00:28Thank you all.
00:30Linux is renowned for its stability, security, and performance. However, like any operating system, it can slow down over time or under specific workloads. Whether you're a developer, system administrator, or an everyday user, enhancing your Linux system's performance can lead to a more efficient and enjoyable experience.
00:58Here are 10 detailed and impactful tips to speed up your Linux system and improve its performance.
01:06Introduction
01:07A well-optimized Linux system can significantly boost productivity, reduce lag, and enhance the overall user experience.
01:16While Linux is generally efficient, there are various ways to fine-tune the system to ensure it runs as smoothly and quickly as possible.
01:25This guide covers 10 technical tips, from basic tweaks to advanced configurations, to help you unlock the full potential of your Linux machine.
01:361. Optimize Startup Applications
01:39Overview
01:40Unnecessary startup applications can slow down your system's boot time and consume resources.
01:48Steps
01:49Check Startup Applications
01:51Open your system's Startup Application Manager, e.g., GNOME Session Properties for GNOME
01:57Disable Unnecessary Apps
02:00Uncheck or remove applications that are not needed at startup
02:04Command Line
02:05Command Line
02:06Pseudo-system-plive-disable-service-underscore-name
02:10Impact
02:11Reducing the number of startup applications can significantly decrease boot time and free up resources for more critical tasks.
02:202. Use Lightweight Desktop Environments
02:24Overview
02:26Heavy desktop environments can consume considerable system resources.
02:31Switching to a lightweight alternative can improve performance.
02:36Lightweight Alternatives
02:38XFC
02:39Pseudo-apt-install X4
02:42LXD
02:44Pseudo-apt-install XD
02:46Mate
02:47Pseudo-apt-install Mate Desktop
02:50Impact
02:52Lightweight desktop environments reduce memory and CPU usage, resulting in a more responsive system,
02:59especially on older hardware.
03:023. Update and upgrade regularly
03:06Overview
03:07Keeping your system and software up-to-date ensures you have the latest performance improvements and security patches.
03:15Commands
03:16Pseudo-apt-update
03:19Pseudo-apt-upgrade
03:21Pseudo-apt-dist-upgrade
03:24Impact
03:26Regular updates can introduce optimizations and bug fixes that improve system performance and stability.
03:334. Optimize Swappiness
03:36Overview
03:37Swappiness controls the tendency of the kernel to move processes out of physical memory and onto the swap disk.
03:45Steps
03:47Steps
03:48Check Current Swappiness
03:50Cat
03:51Proc
03:52Sys
03:53Vm
03:54Swappiness
03:55Set Swappiness value
03:57Edit
03:58Etc
03:59Swayctl
04:00Cnf
04:01And add the line
04:02Vm.swappiness
04:05Equals 10
04:06Apply changes
04:08Pseudo-swissctl
04:10Tlp
04:11Impact
04:13Lowering swappiness reduces swap usage, keeping more processes in RAM and improving performance, especially on systems with ample memory.
04:235. Clean-up junk files
04:26Overview
04:28Temporary files, caches, and unused packages can clutter your system and slow it down.
04:35Commands
04:37Pseudo apt auto remove
04:39Pseudo apt auto clean
04:42Pseudo apt clean
04:44Additional tools
04:46Bleach bit
04:48Pseudo apt install bleach bit
04:50Impact
04:52Regular cleanup frees up disk space and ensures that the system remains lean and fast.
04:586. Optimize the file system
05:02Overview
05:04File systems can become fragmented or misaligned, affecting read slash write speeds.
05:11Steps
05:12Check and repair file system
05:13Check and repair file system
05:15Use fsck to check and repair
05:18Pseudo fsck
05:20F slash dev slash sdxy
05:23Use extension 4 file system
05:26Extension 4 offers better performance and features
05:29Pseudo mkfs.ext4 slash dev slash sdxy
05:35Impact
05:37Impact
05:38An optimized file system improves data access speeds and overall system responsiveness
05:447. Use a performance-optimized kernel
05:48Overview
05:50Custom or performance-tuned kernels can provide significant improvements in system responsiveness and resource management
05:57Steps
05:58Install low-latency kernel
06:03Pseudo apt install Linux low-latency
06:07Reboot and select kernel
06:09Impact
06:11A low-latency or performance-optimized kernel can reduce system latency and enhance the performance of real-time applications
06:198. Disable unnecessary services
06:23Overview
06:25Running unnecessary services can consume valuable resources and slow down your system
06:31Commands
06:33List all services
06:35Pseudo system to list unit files
06:39Type equal service
06:40Disable unnecessary services
06:43Pseudo system to disable service underscore name
06:47Impact
06:49Disabling services that are not needed can free up CPU and memory, resulting in a faster and more responsive system
06:589. Enable UFW firewall and disable and use network protocols
07:04Overview
07:06A properly configured firewall can enhance security and performance by blocking unnecessary network traffic
07:13Steps
07:15Enable UFW
07:17Enable UFW
07:19Pseudo of enable
07:21Disable and use protocols
07:23Edit slash etc. slash modprobe.d slash blacklist dot cunf and add
07:30Blacklist DCCP
07:32Blacklist SCTP
07:35Blacklist RDS
07:37Blacklist TIPC
07:39Impact
07:41Improving network security and reducing unnecessary traffic can enhance overall system performance and security
07:4910. Use system monitoring tools
07:52Overview
07:53Monitoring tools help you identify resource hogs and optimize system performance
07:59Tools
08:01Top
08:02Pseudo apt install top
08:05Iostat
08:06Pseudo apt install sysstat
08:08Iatop
08:10Pseudo apt install Iatop
08:12Commands
08:14Top
08:15Iostat
08:16Iatop
08:17Impact
08:18Using these tools allows you to monitor system performance in real-time, identify bottlenecks, and make informed decisions about optimizations
08:31Conclusion
08:32Optimizing your Linux system for speed and performance involves a combination of basic maintenance, system configuration, and using the right tools
08:43By following these 10 tips, you can significantly enhance your system's responsiveness and efficiency, whether you're using it for development, administration, or daily tasks
08:54Regular maintenance and mindful configuration can keep your Linux environment running smoothly and swiftly, providing a better overall user experience
09:04Embrace these optimizations to unlock the full potential of your Linux machine and enjoy a faster, more reliable system
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